Global Cash Flow Network

[Rudy]

Hey guys,
Does anyone have any experience with Global Cash Flow Network? I have a friend who told me he bought into GCFN by paying $300 in stupidity one night. He hasn't done anything with it, and doesn't have time or knowledge to invest into the program.

So he has approached me to run the business for him, so that he can get the $300 back (something GCFN stated they would do if he started actually doing the business) and then he would just take a small percentage of the profits, and I could take the rest.

I'm a senior in college right now... he just graduated last year, but is in the area b/c his fiance has 1 more semester here (I'm in his wedding this coming January!).

Anyway, he just dropped off the Global Cash Flow Network packet in my room, and I'm starting to do some googling about it, and see what I can find out about. He just told me about this last night, and I'm not familiar with it.

Anyone have experience with it? Is it worth my time? Thoughts? Opinions?

The first result in Google after typing the name is a forum with some pretty bad reviews about it. After that is some more recent activity from rip-off report saying that GCFN is working closely with ripoff report to fix problems people had in the past.

What do you think? I wouldn't loose anything other than time...

- David

 

[DJ-Sound]

Remember anytime anyone makes a system for doing such a task or exploiting a market (such as this) it instantly becomes ineffective in the business world. The reason why business books written by successful millionaires do NOT give you a step by step action plan because if they did, it would become worthless and useless. Authors make it a requirement to fill in the gaps to be successful, "systems" that work only work to an extent, the same reason there isn't a mcdonalds on every corner in a empty town.

Schemes such as these are making money by selling their little packets, NOT by doing what they are selling you (crap). Sure you can give it a try, report back here, not on what you think of the program or material, but only how much you actually profit from doing what it says since that is only what matters.

Its up to you, put a price on your time and figure out exactly how much time you are willing to invest in this before throwing it away.

Let us know if you try it out.

Best of luck,
-Ryan

 

[Rudy]

I've decided not to do it - I've reviewed the material, done some research on the internet, and have actually looked at it from the view of a possible client. It looks like it is only a system of affiliate advertising, so you advertise your own website, people go to that website, then they click on affiliate links to stores like Amazon, etc... and IF people purchase something, you get a commission. This isn't worth my time, and won't work anyway. Heck, I already have my own websites and domains - why should I use their system?

Seems worthless, if you ask me. This market is saturated already, if you ask me.